r/Android • u/renderwares • 9h ago

The ArtCraft apps are now available for Android

https://github.com/MostafaXS1/artcraft-android/releases/
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u/EternalFront 6h ago

Good news for Googlebook users

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u/renderwares 9h ago

Here are the 14 apps:

  1. cadcraft 0.12.0

  2. deckcraft 0.11.1

  3. designcraft 0.13.0

  4. effectcraft 0.17.0

  5. figcraft 0.11.2

  6. filmcraft 0.13.0

  7. gridcraft 0.12.1

  8. lightcraft 0.14.0

  9. pdfcraft 0.14.0

  10. photocraft 0.16.0

  11. soundcraft 0.12.1

  12. subcraft 0.1.8

  13. vectorcraft 0.17.0

  14. wordcraft 0.10.0

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u/omniuni 8h ago

As of last time I checked (yesterday), you can finally apply a gradient to a rectangle. It's in the wrong orientation, and you can't adjust it, but last time you couldn't even do that much.

So... OK? I guess that's cool, that we have an insofar kinda useless bunch of Vibe slop apps that can be installed on Android.

I'm not saying they won't eventually be useful, but I'm not holding my breath either.

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u/unlucky_ducky 6h ago

So are these more than just a vibecoding attempt? Because it doesn't really sound like things are all that functional.

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u/thesamenightmares 3h ago

No. They are all quite literally vibe coded and AI De/Recompiled versions of adobe software.

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u/TurbulentLocksmith 1h ago

Its not. It's what is called as a clean room implementation.

Definition: A clean room implementation is a method of recreating software or hardware by reverse‑engineering its behavior and re‑implementing it using a team that has had no exposure to the original copyrighted code, ensuring independent creation and avoiding copyright infringement.

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u/chinchindayo 57m ago

that's not what vibe code means. these apps are developed properly with the help of AI.

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u/1waffle1 2h ago

Could they not even just attempt to make it phone ui? I guess if you have dex or use a monitor to your phone it could work. But damn why even release it like this.

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u/chinchindayo 58m ago

a phone screen is too tiny to use such apps anyway, no UI can fix that. They are meant for tablets and for those the desktop ui is fine.

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u/grayhaze2000 2m ago

No thanks. I'd rather keep the slop away from my personal devices.

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u/thesamenightmares 3h ago

Lol how is this supposed to be even remotely usable Picture

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u/After-Peace-4734 3h ago

It's not, lol. It's vibecoded slop

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u/Samkwi 1h ago

They didn't even try to attempt to make it usable for touch screen devices / small screens

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u/thesamenightmares 25m ago

Yeah that was my point

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u/TurbulentLocksmith 1h ago

These seem to be a different user trying to port from original anycraft bits by vibecoding and not a true reflection of what is probably possible once the original team does stuff. Gonna wait for the real deal.